St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-04-24
GATHERED TN SALTWATER.
Movements of Various People OF
Prominence.
The Car Company Suits and Other
Matters.

The hearing of the celebrated Car company
cases will be resumed on Tuesday, and their
outcome will be watched with great degree
of interest by both stockholders and citizens.
I'll. g. Stone, late assistant receiver. is said to
be one of the witnesses who will be put upon
the stand.
call for a mass convention of citizens has
been issued to meet at the city hall on Mon
day night to nominate candidates for school
directors to be voted for on Tuesday, May 8.
Ladies who desire to vote can do so without
being required to register.
Z. Il. MoSier, president of the Lumber
man Mining company, accompanied by X.
j. Fitzgerald, left last evening for the Knapp
mining district, where they will place men at
work upon the mining claim of the company.
| On Friday evening supper was given at
| Boo Lindblooms hail. on Second street, for
the benefit of the Swedish Lutheran church.
| A silk quilt was ratified off and won by
young lady by the name Of Amanda Carlgren.
| Misses Carrie McComb. Rosa Sneed, Viola
| Maunsell, Addie Slaughter and Mrs. Florence
Smith are to take part in Poor Pillicoddy"
and another farce, for the benefit of the
| Episcopal church fund.- in about three weeks.
The shoot of the Gun club Wednesday was
more than usually interesting one. The
new Anderson badge was shot for the first
time. going to Barclay, of Crandall Barclay.
1t must be won three times to be held.
Matt Butler and Amos Roe, guards at the
| prison, are expecting to leave about May l.
| they not being "Old Vets have to retire ac
cordng to the new programme, which is to
| give places to old soldiers.
The new boat now building at South Still
water by Durant & Wheeler to replace the
one burned this winner, will be chrstened the
Ed Durant, .Jr after its unfortunate prede-
ceSsor.
The many friends of Herb McKusick will
be pleased to learn that he has bonanza by
the capture of piece of land in the Nermi
ion iron range, for which he had some fine
offers.
A complimentary dance will be given on
Friday evening at the Sawyer house. by IL
number OF society young gentlemen, who
Will issue invitations early this week.
Miss Laura Burlington has been appointed
| to position under Capt. George Hayes. the
United States inspector of steam vessels at
the port of st. Paul.
Ex-Postmaster E. G. Butts and wife are re-
1ocing over the arrival of an olive branch,
which completes a sextette of its kind in that
happy household.
| The Knights of Pythias had a pleasant
| dance at their hall on "Wednesday evening,
| which will close their seasons entertainments
| in that line.
| A large number of Saltwater gentlemen in
| terested in the national game visited ST. Paul
and Minneapolis TO see the big games the
| past week.
| dwelling at South Saltwater. owned by
! Antoine Deragisch, manager of the st. Crox
Lumber company, was burned yesterday
| forenoon
| The opera house will be opened at 1880 this
| evening for the Union Gospel service. Henry
| Date will preach and select music will be rem
| dered.
| G. NJ. Tottman, Will Forar. Harry Heyden
and John Combs took i'll the MERRY Wives of
| Windsor at st. Paul on Wednesday evening.
| Rentfrow's Jolly Pathfnders open a weeks
engagement at the Grand Opera house on
Monday. They have band and orchestra.
| j. S. Proctor is in the city from Milbank.
OAK, where he has been experimenting
| operations upon his large wheat farm.
| The members of Company K will furnish
| men for the drama to be presented here next
week for the g. A. r. monument fund.
The World gave performance here on
| Tuesday evening and Louise Rial on Thus
day. both of which were we'll received.
| Miss Laura Dexter, Mrs. Stella Baker and
a male Quartette will sing at the union service
at the opera house this evening.
A. G. Triebel, of Schrepp & Sons has gone
| to his former home at Peoria, ILL.,, to attend
| his mother, who is quite ill.
Judge J. c. Nethaway is at Cooperstown. N
| Y, called to the bedside of his father. who is
| not expected to recover.
| J. Hausner. one of the expert travelling COL
| lectors for the Car company, is visiting here
| for a few days.
! The Bouny Cooking club was entertained
| by Matte Long on yesterday afternoon and
| evening.
Will Prescott, one Of Manager Barnes base
ball team visited his home in this city on
Friday.
Andrew Erickson, late proprietor of the
! Central house, is succeeded by Messrs. Dahl
| & olson.
John G. Nelson has taken possession of the
| residence lately purchased of Col. Rock Her
| Sey.
Rev. w. Fl. Albright, of Auburn. N. Y. will
preach at the First Presbyterian church to-
day.
John D Shaugnessy, Jr, and T. J. McAffee
are among the new converts to company X
! Two guards at the prison are TO be re-
placed by ex-Cnion soldiers the LIST of May.
I. Il. Staples has gone to Chicago to meet
! his wife, who has been wintering in Texas.
! Miss Maud Scheffer has gone to Wheeling,
| Va, and other points to visit friends.
Aid. John Lyons has returned from visit
| TO his Dakota farm, near Valley City.
| Capt. W. g. Bronson has returned from a
| business trip 10 Taylor's Falls.
Joseph Clayburgh, of Chicago, formerly of
| this city, visited here this week.
| Frank Carey has taken a position as sales
man at Burke's clothing store.
J. W. Sutton, of HornelIsville, n. Y, is Wis
| iting friends in this city
There will be Y. NJ. e. A. service ut the city
| hospital to-day at .. m.
Miss Marie Boo is visiting friends in Min
neapos for several days.
Senator D. M. Sabin and family are ex-
pected home this week.
! Miss Bessie Simpson is expected home
with Senator Sabin's family.
| Mrs. Grace Vance Rice visited Saltwater
| friends this week.
| L. C. Mittlestadt, of Luverne, was in the
] city this week.
Mrs. AL Tozer has returned from a visit TO
TaylOr's Fails.
| Abe Rohrback, wife and family are at
| Louisville, Ky.
| Mrs Neil Conklin was visiting friends here
OH Saturday.
| Company X will drill at the armory Tues
| day evening.
Ed Rand, Jr., of Burlington, Ia. was here
| this week.
A Canadian Yeip-
TORONTO, April 23.-The Globe to-day,
referring to Lord Salisbury's proposition
for the settlement of the fishery question.
| says:
| Lord Salisbury proposes an abiect surren-
| der TO the Washington government not Il sur